Renowned tax lawyer Craig Phillips has taken a new role at corporate law giant King & Spalding, joining as a partner in the corporate practice group based out of New York. The news was announced on a statement on the firm’s website on Monday.
Phillips brings extensive expertise to the table, particularly in handling joint ventures, acquisitions, dispositions, and debt workouts. His clients have included numerous private funds and corporations, adding substantial weight to his portfolio.
In addition to his broad experience in corporate tax matters, Phillips is especially known for his work in tax-equity financing for renewable energy projects, including wind and solar. The attorney has also handled investment matters, fund structures, and carry plans for several private equity and infrastructure firms, underlining his versatility in the sector.
Prior to this appointment, Phillips was associated with PricewaterhouseCoopers.
This move underscores an ongoing trend within the legal fraternity, with large law firms endeavoring to beef up their teams and offerings. Experienced lawyers like Phillips provide firms like King & Spalding a competitive edge in an increasingly dynamic legal landscape.